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The German government will need a change in the law if it, as expected, decides today on plans to nationalise Hypo Real Estate (HRE), the property lender that was brought low by problems at its Irish subsidiary Depfa Bank in October.
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ING expects to report a net loss of Eu3.3bn for the fourth quarter and of Eu400m for 2008.
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Even the issuing of government guaranteed paper has been slow over the last week, said dealers. Interest in these notes is now dwindling as investor books become full on this paper.
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ING chief executive Michel Tilmant stepped down this week after the bank revealed a fourth quarter loss of Eu3.3bn and a far-reaching deal with Dutch state to bail-out its US Alt-A mortgage book.
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Rabobank issued the first unguaranteed Australian dollar Eurobond since September yesterday.
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Lloyds TSB has closed a Eu300m cash CLO, Recovery Finance Funding, managed by Intermediate Capital Managers, Intermediate Capital Group’s fund management company.
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UBS bonus pool goes under
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Charlie McCreevy, European Commissioner for the internal market and services, called this week for a radical overhaul of the banking system’s capital adequacy regime.
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Dealers of private EMTNs: Non-syndicated deals for less than $250m excluding financial repackaged SPVs, self-led deals and issues with a term of less than 365 days.
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Troika Dialogue, Russia’s last remaining independent brokerage, is aiming to raise capital and is considering the sale of a stake to a private investor, according to its main owner and chairman Ruben Vardanyan.
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As bank chief executives attempt to peer through the gloom of the European reporting season next month one of the few bright spots will be their commodities businesses, which delivered strong results for 2008 and are expected to provide a more important source of revenues in the future.
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Swiss investors filled in gaps in their portfolios this week, producing some surprising prices.